Little Devils

[FW]

Of course... but that's not what I meant.

From the way little devils looks today, I would have never guessed there was passable cave either up or downstream. When I think of all the other places that have high flowing clear water through similar covered restrictions, it just makes me wonder if any or all of these have been looked into. Short of breaking out the dredge or excavator (of course)

I suspect they have been looked at. There are several hard core push divers around, like Ary FWIW, I dig out and push stuff too, but mostly in Tennessee, and Alabama.

[ARY]

Of course... but that's not what I meant.

From the way little devils looks today, I would have never guessed there was passable cave either up or downstream. When I think of all the other places that have high flowing clear water through similar covered restrictions, it just makes me wonder if any or all of these have been looked into. Short of breaking out the dredge or excavator (of course)

Environmentalists, liability freaks and other treehuggers will fry you in wetsuit after marinating first on a fireants mound for this. If the sink next to your house drains rain water fast it could be a spot for diggin it out. And yes there are quite a few vents in our rivers that look attractive. To not let other cats out of the bag Rum Island is a honey pot.

[inverted_bear]

They're usually clear because the water is coming from impassable cracks at some point. All of the stuff along that section of the Santa Fe is a perfect example